Preflop Pandemonium Ends with Tran on Top
Livello 12
: 600/1,200, 200 ante
The action started with a player in middle position open-raising to 2,800. JC Tran re-raised to 7,700 on the button, only to see a four-bet to 20,000 and change from the player in the small blind. The big blind got out of the way and the original raiser went all in for about 100,000. Undeterred, JC announced he was all-in for his last 76,000. The four-bettor slid his cards into the muck.
"Aces?" Tran's opponent asked.
Tran: 
Opponent: 
...Yep. The board ran out 
, propelling Tran into one of the chip leads with just over 150,000.
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we found Dutch player Robbie Verspui all in against David Williams.
on the river that would send him to the rail as Williams moves to roughly 120,000 in chips.
. JC Tran made the call from the big blind.
, prompting a 17,000 bet from Lindgren. Tran counted out a call and shipped it into the middle. Lindgren showed the 
together. Noda was up first and checked. Petersen bet 3,600 and Zamani raised to 7,200. Noda then check-raised all in for about 80,000, having both players covered. Petersen called and Zamani folded.
for top pair and a flush draw. Petersen held the 
for middle set. The turn brought the 
, which kept Petersen's hand in front and doubled him up. He was all in for 29,000 on the flop and doubled to approximately 75,000. Noda was knocked back to 50,000.
and Brady checked. After Elias reached for chips and bet 3,500, Brady made the call and the dealer placed the 
that Elias held for a full house.
